Faraday House And Cardinal House With Wall And Gatepiers To Street

Faraday House and Cardinal House, along with the accompanying wall and gate piers to the street, are an early 18th-century house with later alterations from the late 18th century and beyond. The house is two storeys and has an attic. It has five windows across the facade, including a central projecting canted bay. This bay features subsidiary windows on its splays and a modern entrance at ground level. To the right of the bay is a large, first-floor segmental bay with a three-light window supported by four slender columns. The left section of the roof is tiled and features a timber cornice below the eaves. The canted bay has a Mansard roof with a console cornice, and the segmental bay has a parapet above a small cornice. A brick wall runs along the street, punctuated by gate piers topped with stone ball finials.